The phrase "achieving the transition to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of moving from one state or condition to another, often in contexts like change management or development.
Example: "The company is focused on achieving the transition to a more sustainable business model."
Alternatives: "making the shift to" or "moving towards".
Feature Location could be useful in achieving the transition to SPLs.
Given the importance of achieving the transition to a low-carbon economy in an orderly and well-managed fashion, I was particularly interested in the recent estimate from the International Energy Agency – as we heard earlier from [IEA chief economist] Fatih Birol – that shifting these subsidies could cut global emissions by about 13%.
Reißig et al. (2008) also show that female lower secondary school leavers have lower chances of achieving the transition to company-based training.
Organisations that see this already are those associated with the B Team for example, where the two go hand in hand; "Achieving the transition to a thriving and just Net-Zero greenhouse-gas emissions economy by 2050 is the best way to operationalize the long-term goal of maintaining the temperature under the 2°C of warming threshold".
The bred 233U from thorium is reinjected into the core for critical operation to achieve the transition to thorium fuel cycle gradually in the core (in-core transition).
The Eyring pre-exponential term, A (s 1), contains the dimensionless transmission coefficient, κ, which represents the fraction of molecules achieving the transition state that subsequently proceed to products.
His Vision of St. Bernard (completed 1507) shows him achieving the transition from the subtle grace of late Quattrocento painting to the monumentality of the High Renaissance style.
We will investigate the level of implementation, barriers and facilitators to successful implementation and the extent to which the intervention manages to achieve the transition necessary to overcome challenges in elderly care.
A thin wall sample was fabricated from bottom to top layer by layer following four composition designs (Fe-16Cr-8Ni, Fe-14Cr-16Ni, Fe-9Cr-28Nii, Fe-9Cr-28Ni) to achieve the transition from ferritic phase to austenite phase.
In an asexual population, evolutionary branching is indeed sufficient to achieve the transition from Fig. 2b to c, that is, to induce the evolution of several coexisting ecotypes.
